What kind of wave is Taghazout Bay?
Taghazout Bay is not a single break but the model read for the whole stretch in front of the village, where sand, rock and points sit side by side. Taghazout Bay needs a swell from W–NNW (265°–330°) at 0.5–1.5 m and 7–13 s to switch on. The wind decides as much as the swell: Taghazout Bay holds its shape from the NE–SE sector (45°–135°) and goes ragged once it swings onshore. Open the Taghazout page when you have not chosen yet: it models the water straight out from the village, and Hash Point, Panorama and Anchor Point all sit within a short walk of it.
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